Former UFC lightweight champion Charles Oliveira needed less than one round to finish longtime contender Beneil Dariush at UFC 289 and make a huge statement on his quest to reclaim the lightweight title.
The women’s bantamweight title fight at UFC 289 was officially rubber-stamped as both participants in the main event bout in Vancouver hit championship weight at the official weigh-ins.
The PFL regular season is a tightrope walk that offers no room for error, as England’s Brendan Loughnane experienced to his cost on Thursday night at PFL 4.
Amanda Nunes is all set to face Irene Aldana on Saturday at UFC 289, but the reigning two-division UFC women's champion clearly still has plenty of unfinished business with the last woman to defeat her.
After returning to winning ways in ONE Championship in his last outing, flyweight slugger Woo Sung Hoon is looking to double down when he steps into action at ONE Fight Night 11: Eersel vs. Menshikov.
Three of MMA’s big global promotions are in action this weekend, with matchups on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday set to bring fight fans a jam-packed weekend of fights. But which matchups outside of the headline bouts are worth particular attention? We pick out a trio of interesting storylines that are flying under the radar this weekend.
Irene Aldana, Charles Oliveira, Mike Malott and Nate Landwehr continue their fight week training. Beneil Dariush faces media and his fears. Champ-champ Amanda Nunes makes history again.
Not all MMA competitions and promotions are created the same. Just ask Brendan Loughnane.
Twenty-three of the 24 fighters set for action hit their contracted weights as the official weigh-in session for PFL 4 went off without too much drama in Atlanta, Georgia.
Charles Oliveira arrives in a good mood. Champ Amanda Nunes enjoys the effects of a long training camp. Irene Aldana lands in Canada. Beneil Dariush checks in for fight week. The main eventers get a traditional welcome.